A free weekly Newsletter with a round-up of WordPress news and articles
WordPress Upgrades and You
The auto upgrade tool will never be 100% perfect and that's really ok.
How to Setup Your Own Nginx Powered WordPress Server
Great tutorial on getting you started with nginx and WordPress. Don't use this if you have little experience with managing servers, but it's great for testing and playing around.
Daily Tip: Use Keyboard Shortcuts for WordPress Comment Moderation
Did you realize that you can use keyboard shortcuts to help you moderate comments on your site?
Making The Most Of The WordPress.org Website
If you hadn’t fully explored the site until recently you will be pleasantly surprised by the wealth of useful information within.
Nivo Slider: The Story So Far
Gilbert Pellegrom, the developer of the Nivo Slider, has shared his experience selling the Nivo Slider WordPress plugin he released about 6 months ago.
Plugin authors can now add custom header images to their WordPress.org listings
The eagle-eyed among you might have noticed a few tweaks to WordPress.org plugin pages the last twelve hours or so. As it turns out, Matt Mullenweg announced on the WordPress development blog that plugin developers now have control over custom headers on their WordPress.org plugin pages.
WordPress for Android 2.0 is here, plus a new site design
It’s been a while in the works, but WordPress for Android 2.0 has finally been released.
The WPCandy Awards are now accepting nominations
Nominations are now open. This year there will be handing out sixteen different awards ranging from Best New Theme to Best New WordPress Service to Most Devoted WordCamper.
Pre-order WPCandy Quarterly #1
If you’re a WordPress enthusiast, I highly recommend pre-ordering issue #1 of the WPCandy Quarterly, a print magazine for WordPress aficionados.
WordPress in 2012
Remember when WooThemes published a survey asking what WordPress users are hoping for out of WordPress? Approximately 2,000 people responded, and the WooThemes team has put together a large report graphic with the results.
Dear Drupal: Season’s Greetings. Love, Smashing WordPress.
Drupal Is Better Than WordPress and in the same way WordPress Is Better Than Drupal.
Why WordPress Has Fewer Options, Not More
Jeffro from WPTavern discusses Fewer Options vs. More Options in WordPress.
